Registered Professional Land Surveyors based in Orewa, covering everything from boundary pegs to full subdivisions.
C & R Surveyors has been delivering reliable, high-quality surveying across the Auckland region since 2001. Rick, our owner and a Registered Professional Surveyor with over thirty years' experience, works hands on within the business, so you deal directly with the surveyor doing the work.
We're a small team, and that size is our strength. Every project, big or small, gets a genuinely personal service.
From initial boundary work through to construction setout and final asbuilts, we cover the full range of land surveying services, for homeowners, developers, builders and architects across Auckland.
Urban & Rural Subdivisions
Boundary Adjustments
Crosslease Updates
Freeholding crossleases
Unit titles
Construction, Engineering & Building Setout
Monitoring surveys
As-built Surveys
Volume Calculations
Topographic Surveys
Boundary Redefinition
Height to Boundary
Lease Plans
Photo Control Surveys
Rick is personally involved in every job, big or small. You deal directly with the surveyor doing the work, not a project manager.
Surveying comes with a lot of jargon. We explain what's happening in terms that make sense, and keep you posted at every step.
We pair the latest surveying technology with methods tested over twenty-five years, so the results hold up to council scrutiny.
We work alongside experienced consultants, so your project moves from concept to completion.
Most people have never commissioned a survey before, and don't know what to expect. Here's how a typical job runs. We'll tell you where yours fits and what it'll cost before any work starts.
“Professional service from genuinely nice people. Thanks for all the fine work C&R, I look forward to more in the future.”
Our roots run deeper than the profession. We've been part of the Orewa community since 2001, and we back the people and organisations that make it what it is.
Fences move, are replaced, and were often never on the boundary to begin with. What a boundary redefinition Survey tells you, and when it's worth doing.
Converting a crosslease title to a freehold title gives you full control of your property, but every owner has to agree. A look at the process, the timeline and the sticking points.
If you're designing a new home or applying for resource consent, the answer is usually yes. Here's what one involves and what your architect will do with it.
